Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-13

A. WILLIAMS.
The Mexican War Veterans Associ.
alton will hold their annual meeting at
Toledo on the oath inst.
There are twenty Two business col
leges in Ohio, and yet one.half the people
cannot attend to their own business.
Ceiling Decorations at Taylor & Mil.
ler's
The time for politicians to advertise
at funerals is in the near fulure--May
80. What is being done to prope rly OBJ
serve itp
"A maiden lady says that if single
life is bad it stands to reason that double
life is twice as bad. But ladies seldom
understand mathematics.
Carpets and Oil Cloths, at
A. WILLIAMS.
-Palmistry is not such a new craze
we have known men TO sit around ia.
BILE for hours trying to find out about
each others hands. .-E1.
An exchange puts it this way Let
the emigrants come million strong
They can all be accommodated in the sub
urbS of FindlOy.
Tomato Plants, earliest and best in
the market, 8 varieties this year.
STEPHEN HARTsuoRN.
-Circuses in large numbers are flood
ing the country. The "Wilu Vest
feature appears to be the Jumbo draw.
ing card with circuses this season.
The intellectual giants who regulate
the aesthetic destinies Of mankind, have
decreed, it is said, that Strawberries
shall be eaten with fork, hereafter.
We invite our friends to call and ex-
anime our new stock of Wall Paper, &c.
TAYLOR e MILLER.
Don't spend cent for any kind OF
Furniture until you have called at Philip
Hager's Furniture House, 2l2 and PA
Summit Street, Toledo, o.
-"God, they would sell their lot in the
graveyard, wouldn't they 2" was re
mark overheard Oh the train the other day
from one Of a party Of boomers direct from
Buomtown.
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces
and Hoking, at A. WILLIAMS.
The war over the price of natural
gas is now ON in Toledo Some claim
that it will be cheaper to burn coal than
the prices proposed to be charged by
the pipe lines.
Why is it dangerous to be out in
the Spring? Because the grass has
blades, the flowers pistils, the leaves
shoot, the bullrushes out. and the COW
slips in the garden. -Er.
Those wishing tomato plans will fnd
a good supply Of the early and best varie-
ties at Mrs. DR.. Nichols, on Fifth street.
Also verbina and pansy plants.
The Royce well No. . in Henry
township, came in Wednesay and is
thought to be about 1000 barrel well
in "a hours. The depth was 1,229 feet,
aud 80 feet in the Trenton rock.
The Dayton Herald says if Ohio
ever had reason to be thankful for her
loca ion it is now, and adds:
Three cheers for our fathers who picked out
Right over oil pockets and natural gas light"
AT preseuI Northern OHIO contains q
great many prospective milionaiIes-in
their own estimation. "Wind pudding is
filing" yet rs steady diet II majority oI
the people will still relish their pork and
beHns.-Fiadtdy JcG.
Mr.. Jas. ordway, of Bowling Green,
while engaged at work on barn Satur-
day fell u distance of 20 feet striking on
head and shoulders and resul ting in two
broken ribs, but not otherwise seriously
injured.
Money toLoan. Inquire of
ii. f. PECK, Agent.
The Perrysburg Savings and Loan
Association, on Saturday evening last,
May 7th, A. ID. 1887, commenced on its
10Th annual closing out tour by the re
election of the old officers, with the al :
nual instructions to close out at the ear
liest time possible.
Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacle
Specialattention giyento Repairing. a
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe ST. Toledo.
"A shanghai rooster may not be a pictur
OF n leaIhered beauty but, place him wler,
he can he the boss oi II ten hen menagerle
and he'll put ON more style than South
Main street dude whose wages have b,er
ralsed to five dollars w,tk.-FuR Rire
Idrunce.
"A large new stock of Wall Pape
and Ceiling Decorations mt
a. X. CHAMpNEY'S.
While driving across the raillna,
Wednesday,, Mr.. p. l., Mahr'- horse becam,
frightened aud in IA few jumps became nn
manag g.able, when the rack and Mr.. NJ
were dumped INTO the gutter while In
horse tested his speed with the running
gear OF The wagon. Ii WIS nip and tucl
tor about square when the hub" though
to check up the speed Of the horse by tax
ing double reel" on one OF the line
and brought the horse 10 square "gee
across Second street when the horse jumpe,
over Mr.. Cranker'e yard fence and boil
came TO dead halt. The wagon wal
the worst winded OF the two and Mr.. Nah
complains OF being about 40 years older
all In five minutes.
The Assessors are hurrying ar ount
now to get their work done and thei
returns made within the time specified
by law in which such duties must bC
completed. Under the laws governing
Assessors they may commence work OF
the first Monday after election, at whicl
time they are furnished blanks and in
structions by the County Auditors
They then have until the third Monda.
In Nov m comniata thair Iahora and ra.